Driveway Replacement

What this involves.

Driveway replacement makes sense when the surface is too far gone to repair, whether it is heaving, deep cracking, drainage problems, or a base that failed underneath. We break out and haul off the old driveway, then look at what is below to find out why it failed in the first place. From there we re-establish a solid, compacted base, correct the grading for drainage, and install your new driveway in the material you choose. Because we fix the root cause instead of paving over it, the new surface stands a far better chance of lasting than the one it replaced.

• Breaking out and hauling away the old driveway
• Inspecting the base to identify why the old surface failed
• Re-establishing a stable, compacted base
• Correcting grade and drainage to protect the new surface
• Installing the new driveway in your chosen material
• Tooling joints or setting edge restraints as the material requires
• Final cleanup and a walkthrough of the finished driveway